Food & Drink

These are the best substitutes for butter, eggs, milk, onions, lemon, sugar, flour, broth and more.

Fresh delivery services to buy from during coronavirus lockdown, and how long you may have to wait for your order.

"It's like we're all on the Food Network show 'Chopped' cooking meals with random crap that's left in the pantry."

The biggest tip during the coronavirus pandemic: Order directly from the restaurant when you can.

These gatherings are free, fun and interactive, scratching an itch many didn’t realize they had pre-pandemic.

Follow these tips, and you won't waste the food you stocked up on for the coronavirus.

Companies like Amazon Fresh and Instacart appear to be taking measures to fix that.

Tricks to maintain a good food routine while you're working remotely during the coronavirus outbreak.

Sugar can lower your immunity for several hours, which is not ideal for staying healthy during the coronavirus outbreak.

To relieve some stress and pass the time, bake these cakes, cookies, loaves and more with your pantry ingredients.

Self-quarantining for coronavirus? Make these recipes with bread, rice, pasta, tuna, beans and other common ingredients.

The pandemic is forcing you to stay indoors. But you're still cooking and finding ways to share your meals with others.

Looking for cheese, wine and olive oil? Here's how restaurants and stores may be affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.

How to wrap it, which foods work best, how long it'll last and how to thaw it.

The supermarket is filled with uncertainty — parking spots, crowds, decisions — making it a hotbed of anxiety triggers.

Some choices (raw milk) are obvious, while others (onions) are less obvious.

Whether you're stuck at home or you're just too busy to shop, keep these rice dishes handy.

Eat yourself to good health.

A well-stocked freezer is the best way to get through any situation.

Some are preparing for a world of pickup and takeout. Others are feeding children who aren't getting school lunch.

While you might be sipping on bubbly and beer from your couch, you can still bring the bar home with these finds 🥂

Can’t stand mixing all that dough by hand? These stand mixers will do all the hard work for your new bread-baking hobby.

Our quaran-queen must be protected at all costs.

"It’s not the hours. It’s not the stress. It’s not the chaos. It’s just the worrying. The constant worrying about my customers and my employees."

It’s time to take social distancing seriously — including when you order takeout. Here are the food apps that offer no-contact delivery.

The White Claws are out — these alcohol delivery services will get you through your days and nights in.

For some Americans, beer is even more of a necessity than toilet paper.

Here's the perfect way to use up leftover corned beef.

There are plenty of other Irish drinks for St. Patrick's Day.

As restaurants across the U.S. transition to takeout or delivery amid the coronavirus outbreak, here's how to improve your drive-thru etiquette.

As the coronavirus crisis continues, the fast food chain has suspended a U.K. ad campaign that shows people licking their fingers.

Next time you reach for a convenience food from the gluten-free aisle, make sure it's good.

Four influencers talk about using Snapseed, Lightroom, Retouch and other tools to edit the perfect food pics.

The singer, who is pregnant with her first child with fiancé Elon Musk, said she likes eating hot dogs because "they don't kill cows" to make them.

From steak tartare to muscle-man protein drinks, here are the real risks raw eggs can pose.

Whether you like your eggs scrambled, fried sunny side up, poached, hard-boiled or turned into an omelet, here's how to do it.

YouTube is rife with models, influencers and other vloggers sharing their daily diets, healthy or not. Here's why people can't stop watching.

The Shirley Temple King has brought the spotlight back on this nonalcoholic drink.

Eggs contain nutrients that support a healthy diet, but they also contain a large amount of cholesterol. Here's what you need to know.

Our shopping experts put Home Chef's meals and subscription kit to the test. Here's what they thought.